review-tags-tex

Detects and processes CT and CQ tags in LaTeX files via Python script.

Updated May 14, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/jaqg/daimon --skill review-tags-tex
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: review-tags-tex
Source: https://github.com/jaqg/daimon/tree/main/writing/skills/review-tags-tex
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jaqg/daimon --skill review-tags-tex

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill automates the handling of embedded LaTeX review tags (%CT, %CQ, %CQ(render)) found in .tex files, enabling you to apply code changes, answer questions, and render responses in documents with a single command.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Tag extraction: scans .tex files for open CT/CQ tags, excluding already processed ones.
  • Automated actions: applies changes near tagged lines or inserts inline answers, with optional rendered output for notes.
  • Workflow integration: ideal for collaborative editing pipelines where reviewers annotate TeX sources.

Quick Start

Run review-tags-tex on a .tex file or directory to automatically process all CT and CQ tags.

Frequently Asked Questions about review-tags-tex

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I process LaTeX review tags in .tex files?

Processing LaTeX review tags in .tex files involves scanning single files or directories to detect embedded CT and CQ tags, automatically applying edits, capturing inline Q&A, and rendering outputs without manual intervention.

What are CT and CQ tags in LaTeX documents?

CT and CQ tags are embedded annotations in LaTeX source files used during collaborative editing, where CT enforces code changes and CQ captures inline questions and rendered responses directly within the document.

How do I apply code changes from reviewer comments in TeX sources?

Applying code changes from reviewer comments in TeX sources is done by scanning for open CT tags, which automatically apply the requested edits near the tagged lines while excluding already processed tags from previous passes.

Can I scan an entire directory of .tex files for review annotations?

Yes, you can scan an entire directory of .tex files for review annotations by providing the directory path to the extraction script, which will recursively process all CT and CQ tags found within the LaTeX sources.

Does processing LaTeX review tags require any external dependencies?

Processing LaTeX review tags requires no external dependencies, as it operates via a local Python runtime script that handles the extraction and reporting of CT and CQ tags entirely within the existing environment.

What is the best way to handle inline Q&A annotations in LaTeX?

The best way to handle inline Q&A annotations in LaTeX is to use CQ tags to capture questions and CQ(render) tags to insert rendered responses, which are then processed automatically by scanning the .tex sources.